Vietnam calls for stronger environmental action for ASEAN’s sustainable future

At AMME-18, delegates approved six new ASEAN Heritage Parks, bringing the total number under the bloc’s protection to 69.

Gold monopoly ends: Will prices fall to VND100 million/tael?

Lifting gold bar monopoly, allowing import-export of raw gold to produce bars will increase supply, end the mindset of ‘buying gold at any cost’, narrow domestic-international price gaps, and cool down the market.

Vietnamese State leader meets Russian President in China

The leaders agreed to actively carry out the Vietnam–Russia cooperation roadmap through 2030, further open markets for each other’s exports, and deepen collaboration in oil, gas, and energy.

More foreign leaders extend congratulations to Vietnam on National Day

Leaders of many countries have extended their greetings to the top Vietnamese leaders on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of National Day (September 2, 1945 - 2025).

Vietnam’s e-motorbike market enters stage of fierce competition

As the world’s fourth-largest motorbike market with some 50 million vehicles in circulation, Vietnam is under pressure to transition from petrol to electric in response to air pollution and climate change.

Mega city with 2.6 million students urgently needs more teachers

As Ho Chi Minh City welcomes 40,000 new students, the city struggles to recruit enough teachers for its growing education system.

Hanoian shined shoes to fund university education, now runs his own business

Over 20 years ago, shining shoes helped Nguyen Van Phuc afford his education. Later, the work inspired him to start a business, generating income and the ability to help others.

Watchmaker safeguards customer's luxury watch for over a decade

For over 40 years, Nguyen Quoc Hung has repaired luxury watch brands such as Rolex, Longines and Patek Philippe, but his most memorable experience was safeguarding a Vietnamese expatriate’s luxury Omega watch for over a decade.

Experts warn new thrift law threatens individual rights

Legal experts criticize the draft law on thrift for infringing on property rights and creating bureaucratic overlap.

Vietnam’s food delivery market heads for $9bil. in fierce price war

Vietnam's online food delivery market is experiencing explosive growth, becoming one of the fastest-growing sectors in Southeast Asia.

Vietnam, Russia strengthen military ties at 8th defense dialogue

Vietnam and Russia reaffirm military cooperation and shared regional security goals during high-level defense dialogue chaired by senior defense officials in Hanoi.

TikTok user fakes lawmaker’s speech, prompts police investigation

Vice head of Lam Dong’s National Assembly delegation reports a fake TikTok video falsely quoting him; police are investigating.

Airlines release 6 million Tet tickets; fares already sky-high

Vietnamese airlines have launched Tet ticket sales for 2026 early, with prices on popular routes already surging despite the absence of an official holiday schedule.

Vietnam’s President attends 80th anniversary of anti-fascist victory in China

President Luong Cuong joins world leaders at Tiananmen Square to commemorate a historic milestone and promote global peace.

Ambassadors praise Vietnam’s national concert as a bridge of culture

Attending the live National Concert Things Everlasting 2025, US Ambassador to Vietnam Marc E. Knapper described the event as a magnificent performance.

Hanoi to create Avenue of Heritage at iconic Hoan Kiem Lake

After clearing the “Shark Jaw” building, Hanoi plans a historical and cultural boulevard at the heart of its capital.

Prime Minister appoints new leaders across key ministries

Eight new appointments include top roles in health, education, justice, and national universities, effective September 3.

Vietnamese enterprises urged to go global as investment laws evolve

New policy proposals may remove red tape and empower Vietnamese businesses to invest swiftly and competitively abroad.

Hoi An expands tourism beyond ancient town to protect heritage

Over-tourism in Hoi An prompts authorities to develop neighboring eco-destinations.

Stamp keeper preserves national pride through rare collections

Tran Huu Hue’s passion for philately has turned into a patriotic mission, preserving Vietnam’s sovereignty and Ho Chi Minh’s legacy through rare stamps.

Shoeshine boy’s life changes dramatically after meeting Blue Dragon founder

In his impoverished childhood, wandering the streets of Hanoi as a shoeshine boy, Vo Duy Nam never imagined he would one day become a head chef managing dozens of staff and owning his own restaurant.

Renowned economist highlights the key for Vietnam to catch up globally

The private economic sector’s development is the key to whether Vietnam can catch up with the world, not foreign investment, according to Associate Prof Dr Tran Dinh Thien.

Electric motorbikes are growing in popularity as Vietnam goes green

As Hanoi is planning to prohibit gasoline-powered motorbikes in the inner city, sales of electric motorbikes have grown in recent months.

Wife pays VND30 million bribe to have husband diagnosed as mentally incapable

Several individuals violated the law by colluding with certain leaders and doctors at the Bien Hoa Central Institute of Forensic Psychiatry in fabricating false psychiatric evaluations to obtain exemptions or reductions in criminal liability cases.

How should Mathematics be taught in the AI era?

With 30 years of teaching math, Dr Tran Nam Dung shares his insights on how math education must evolve in the age of AI.